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a section laced to rest the victims of the marketplace so sign all the time which left seventeen dad and a hundred and sixty injured. also the other celebrations and splendid final was smaller than the limits of the russian city of galveston which this week hosted while glazing politicians support a form of global policy. on civil liberties oxidize to cost you a cup taken to the streets to protest over extensive surveillance they claim that governments and corporations are collecting and. nation of the public that really disclosing it will be you. hello and welcome to all t twenty four hour news live from moscow. let's go to our

main story today marks exactly nine years since the nine eleven attacks when terrorists flew hijacked planes into the pentagon and new york's twin towers killing almost three thousand people all across the u.s. people have been gathering to commemorate the victims of the bloodiest attack on the country in its history so the day of mourning began with a commemoration in new york ground zero president obama laid wreaths at the pentagon and retreated his hopeful religious tolerance u.s. political leaders were also present in new york and in pennsylvania where fourth hijacked plane came down the al qaeda attacks claimed almost three thousand lives but some experts say the actual number of deaths is likely to be much higher and continues to grow also as marina portnoy has met some of them urgency workers who say they're still suffering horrific health problems as a result of their work at ground zero. gary white was an american hero in two thousand and one did you actually get diagnosed as being directly said from

maryland in two thousand and ten the nine eleven first responder represents an exploding health crisis u.s. officials have failed to address its toll the across the page course enormous all call my gall bladder cancer liver cancer the retired n.y.p.d. detective spent six months sifting through world trade center debris and clouds of toxins later resulting in asthma sleep apnea post neurological problems and two strokes the first one is massive. i was paralyzed i lost command of my speech. i learned to walk and talk again the police department denies his illnesses are linked to nine eleven still fits leaving the twenty three year veteran with mounting medical debt this one wants fourteen over fifty three and a daily dose of fifteen medications the worst attack on us soil took place here on september eleventh a day when nearly three thousand people lost their lives in

a matter of hours and in the nine years that have followed nine hundred first responders have died victims of their own courage n.y.p.d. sergeant michael ryan was diagnosed with three types of cancers before losing his battle at just forty one years old and it's a fight that can break even the strongest john javelins was diagnosed with throat cancer hospital bills cost one million dollars we do so much overseas and i am not saying not to do it were a powerful nation we should lead by example but we're not leaving my example here. we're not leaving by example here when you turn your backs on the nine eleven emergency responders those who sacrificed for the country now left struggling alone marina port r.t. new york. they have tongues have led to some in american society now believing that islam threatens that country which walks about this with one of the nine eleven

rescue is who's also an american islamic activist so regina around the dance as muslims should be scapegoated for the hijackers did. really with those shows in the most disturbing part about this debate is it's become an us against them that is the most troubling aspect because we are all americans again we're signing collective guilt on the one billion muslims that practice this faith on the acts of nineteen villains that basically defiled islam and practiced a perverted version of islam for a political agenda and now to assign blame on all muslims is completely incorrect and inaccurate but i think the great majority fear islam because they don't understand that the beauty of this country is the constitution and that all americans despite faith despite race are afforded the same civil liberties.

muslim american activist a nine eleven first aide every day you know it and ramadan talking about the perception of islam in the u.s. . then while american officials say that al qaeda has been seriously weakened. but it's still suspected of helping other terrorist groups around the world and dennis summit from the london information network on conflicts and state building says al qaeda could even have played a role in the recent violence in russia's north caucasus now the situation in the north caucasus is complex multi-layered but certainly part of the process has now been a completely hijacked by. mist radicals there are clearly connections between terrorist groups in afghanistan and pakistan. and the attacks that have taken place both in nine eleven in the states as well as in other parts of the world including in the north caucasus there are some clear signs that there are connections between

elements in the north caucasus who are. doing attacks such as the one in the caucus earlier this week and. the groups in pakistan and afghanistan. so nine septembers have come and gone but the walls to remember the victims of the nine eleven terror attacks and commemorative events have been held around the world including in bhasha where people have laid flowers at the u.s. embassy in moscow a service at an american church and they say has also taken place at the ceremony the u.s. ambassador to russia compared terrorism was not says and stressed that the two countries are united in the fight against it. over the years we've got these. but come. march. as a memory to the victims of terrorism throughout. this hour

president obama said in its first goal and to the recent terrorist attacks involving. these terrorists they're only going. to work together. to stand against terror. to protect their people and. we're going to live. in the fight. of the belief. that is the american ambassador to russia john body and victims of a terror attack in russia being laid to rest today a couple going in the southern republic of north a satan says they killed seventeen injuring more than a hundred and sixty with the most serious being treated in moscow investigators however suspects several policemen of negligence in failing to stop the suicide bombers car all see that somebody had a child but now reports. logic of cause is grieving over the last and you can feel sadness everywhere soon as the market area has been open people started coming to

the scene they are bringing flowers lighting candles they are talking to each other they are remembering what has happened and they are also trying to find out what happened with the people they know people have been praying in churches in logic of cause they were lighting candles i've met with the relatives of the victims and here is my report cries louder than sirens but no fear just the time eleven twenty four on the watches of those who perished in the central market in logic of cause it was when a suicide bomber drove his silver car to its entrance gates he was said to become during a routine check of the car but reluctant to open the trunk but a security guard as clear insisted. trunk log maybe once or twice the key broke in his hands iceland big had the man turned the car around and moved away from the crowded entrance a minute later

a powerful explosion shook the area. heard the cries and rushed to the scene. so many cars blown to pieces many dead bodies of course it's not a pleasant sight. move through the river before i had no real fear i just felt sorry for the people who died or got injured especially a young mother with her child i saw them just before the explosion a young girl was coming in with a kid a little kid as soon as she got inside the blast happened. a little known went to the market the day with his entire family it said he was quarreling with his brother bob riding their bike so his grandmother promised to buy him a new one but a moment later they were killed by the blast so we were the markets i went into a shop as my mother wife in tucson stayed outside and then an explosion i rushed

out and saw all four of them on the ground a lost two of them my son who died was one and a half years old my three year old son is now in surgery doctors are fighting for his life there were a lot of people in the market stair a fine last. no will know and his grandmother yes i'm on my side by side the government's closed the house of the survivors stricken by the loss. this is a father and his one and a half year old son who died and this is his wife she was injured mags and hands and this is the woman who died. candles commemorate the dead in what he got because people here mourn their loved ones and have been given blood to help the injured for tanya who has arrived in the form of a newborn son but before the birth she too had to leave through the tragedy north. to the market and the brooch in the entrance

a powerful explosion went off my ears were down right away honestly i didn't understand it was a negative terror or anything like that you know looked down and i saw people covered by blonde and understood it was an explosion and they ran right away i was afraid i was sick and lost. too scared for the last hope to get to the one son that she and i didn't notice that she herself was injured and it was not the piece of metal in her knee that was on her mind. and was afraid that nothing was moving inside we then up to some time he started moving when i was overrated home the one taken care of and baby sleeping beside her that jenna now is occupied will begin a name for the little one as with logic of cause itself she still needs some time to get back to normal life this sort of penetrating logic of causes far deeper than this shell hole left by that deadly car blast as days parcival slowest augmented in

their lives for some like that newborn baby it could be a bridge to a new life but for many this horrible attack will be engraved on their hearts forever. our own what got us to the russian city of paris love is now in the news this week as the venue for a major international political discussions and also because it's celebrating its millennium. with a high profile global policy forum over the citizens of paul saying the night away as a marks a thousand years since its foundation the weekend of celebrations has been crowned with a spectacular fireworks show and also because you know groucho always there for us looking back on the political and festivals it's so crowded and the central square the studio here is lovely which is celebrating its nobody on this night and

estimated six thousand people have gathered to watch the all the crowd live in the city one of the. problems and russia the city is on are you not. a nice quote heritage site that it has also come down in history as a place where some of the world's global issues are discussed for two days you're a slob and you had been how do you stay mad international the global policy forum where some of the supporters and critics president dmitry medvedev had a chance to grill him on domestic and international matters. excited about the city. the city has been hosting this. morning this here's the summary my summary of these today but. what you are in fact if so over and democracy as it turns out is different things to different states the time to look these here is for many years slavic standards up democracy and efficiency made it

sound alluring even for the kremlin's toughest critics gave some of them the chance to hit the president. to get it i strongly disagree with those who say there's no democracy in russia and that there's authoritarian tendencies here it's not true that russia is a democracy beyond any doubt it's young it's immature it's still not perfect and experience but it's a democracy nonetheless there's a way to go but we're ready to work on it in some countries democracy is being imposed but it doesn't work that. and we've seen many examples of that but any talk of democracy in russia is a moot point if the country doesn't more denies itself the key message the president was sending in his speech another major topic was security russia's been promoting a new vision for european security architecture this myth that it says is vital to avoiding military conflicts similar to that in the south caucasus in two thousand

and eight. the muscles that would we need to create an institution that will bring together nato and non nato members and other structures my us counterpart president barack obama never avoids discussing this issue he does not say that is harmful or unnecessary but i would suggest that among our american partners a certain jealousy exists with regard to this idea however it is necessary to rise over this jealousy and try to look the truth in the eye without the creation of the system a world will not be able to survive we can help each other here one of the first who supported the idea of the new european security treaty was italian premier corny but before he could make his point he had to find his words i like to say that i was not very well informed about the topics to be discussed at this forum the section of my ministration interest prepared the speech has prepared the room warm that's why i'm passing the stacks to the moderator of this portion of the plenary meeting this presentation doesn't correspond to the discussion here many

that evening criticize the us corny for taking more stage time than the host but michel meant that it didn't seem to mind these helen prime minister performance definitely spiced up what was a formal session. for two days this stadium turned into a lib or a tree where some of the world's best minds attempted to find a formula balancing three elements democracy modernization and efficiency did they come up with a single formula of course they didn't but what they agreed upon is no. the proportion if a country wants to move forward it needs all three elements in the mix exiting the church of r.t.e. from. freedom no fear that's the motto civil liberties campaigners have adopted as they demonstrate across europe against what they say is a disturbing culture of surveillance they claim that there is no way to know who

will access the information that governments and corporations gather on the aussies it has been following the biggest protest which was in the german capital berlin. freedom not fear the participants of mass rallies in berlin and throughout europe all over the political spectrum but their demands of the same give us back our privacy. concerns. does the wrong thing to. come from above from the inspired hundred kilometers under the stockholm program implemented last year european countries will have to import almost all key data about their citizens and join central database the information will include fingerprints financial records and even personal data. and the poor will also be able to use the latest satellite surveillance technology to

trace any citizens anywhere in the european union gradually lose control about us and this. is handed over to them send out amazes me and you won't be asked in the future what you want to do and you can decide yourself but other people will decide to have access to these start a basis home is an urban sociologist but the german government suspected he was a terrorist he was followed his phones are tapped and his family's e-mails read he was even arrested before being released without charge any time you call someone the policeman more you think and she's meaning to say this and that drives you crazy completely and if you don't know whether there is tapping going on when you're in the bathroom or in your bedroom and you have this feeling there's always somebody there that especially really really terrible but the government insists these measures are necessary to fight increasingly tech savvy terrorists and

criminals it claims it has no desire to snoop on those have not broken the law and some have accused the protesters of gesture politics. the parties that are demonstrating no are the ones who implemented these laws when in power this is something we do just to show they are the opposition the demonstrators are waiting for response from the authorities to petition calling for a known to all existing central employment education and travel databases they also want to freeze on a new ones. that is might not get what they want to die without that knowledge and . getting. on the cover of a will the matter. down to god there are. some other news stories from around the world tear gas and warning shots fired and more clashes between thousands of protesters and the government. also as an indian the minnesota. sentiment in the region has been rising in recent months with

regular demonstrations by members of the predominantly muslim population of which sixteen million have died there demanding either independence or merger with the next all pakistani. protest organized by trade unions have been held before a keynote speech on the economy by the greek prime minister george pop intro twenty thousand people took to the streets and to saloniki over a new austerity program and so also the other full songs and police used tear gas in clashes with protestors the state crippled by foreign debts has already cut pension payments and civil service pay while the raising taxes. get up to date next our interview with the former president. speaking about the challenges faced by the developing world and how successful in days and talkin about.

policy. not only concerning security. relations with countries and many other aspects relevant to the international community to talk a little bit more about all of the issues brought up here in this. city and also about specifically the relationship between russia and india the chance to talk to

the former president. thank you so much for being here with us it's a great pleasure talking to you now looking at. what do you think our what do you think of the steps that are taking right now how do you judge india's position in the international community. the it all. begins. and. i. progress naturally. in the.

nation. and of course. the peace. corps wrote a book saying. a very different nation a much stronger nation by that time tell me a little bit more about it. people. said back. we had to get to. it.

good. by the good. what about specifically. to the problem of poverty. as a nation. in . africa. and. that. new enterprises joined in their prices. and. and.

they didn't. mention operation between russia and india and of course it's not only in the bilateral level it's also within the format of the bric brazil russia india and china what is your opinion. do you think that they have a strong position as emerging economies. india and china and i. did. that mean for g eight. and. natural. but. this. is. how people are prosperous.

that. brought to. it that would benefit the people of the region. you mentioned of course regional cooperation and. yours is a country that knows of course a lot unfortunately about regional instability just like russia their problems. do you think that region has a chance to be peaceful in the near future. hundreds of years. to be. a nation. have. people want to see want to be. hopeful.